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IBM

System/3

Installation

Manual-

Physical

Planning

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GA21,9084-9

File

No.

S3-15

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Preface

This

publication

contains

infqrmation

about

the

physical

installation

of

an

IBM

System/3.

lt includes

information

about

space requirements

and

site selection,

a

proposed

planning

schedule,

and a

brief description

of the

System/3

units

and

their layouts

(plan

views).

with

explanations

of

electrical

and environmental

requirements.

The requirements

of the

system

are

subject to modif

ication

by engi

neering development.

Tenth

Edition

(July

19771

Thisisamajorrevisionof,andobsoletes,GA2l-9084-8.

Minorchangeshavebeenmade

through the manual. changes

are

indicated by a

vertical

line at the left of the change.

changes

are

continually

made

to the specifications

herein;

any such

changes

will be

reported in subsequent

revisions

or technical newsletters.

Requests

for copies of IBM publications

should

be made to your IBM representative

or to the IBM branch

office serving

your locality.

lf you have

a request

for a change in

programming

or hardware

design.

contact

your local

IBM branch

office.

lf you have

any comments

on the manual

content,

address them to IBM Corporation,

Publications,

Department

245, Rochester,

Minnesota

5590,|.

@ Copyright

lnternational

Business Machines

Corporation

1969,

1970, 1971,1973,

1974,1975.1977

SECTION

1, PREINSTALLATION

PLANNING.

System

Arrangement

and Space

Requirements

Raised

Floors

Schedu

I ing

Six Months

before

Delivery

Four Months

bef

ore Delivery

One

Week

before

Machine

Delivery.

Environmental

Considerations

Temperature

and Humidity

Dirt

and

Air Pollution

Room Acoustics.

Fire

Protection

Equipment

Cabling

Electrical

Requirements ....14

PowerSupply . ... ... .14

PowerDistribution. .. -. .14

PhaseRotation .......14

Grounding. .......14

LightningProtection ....1_5

Convenience

Outlets .1_5

ServicingRequirements ...1_5

ShippingDimensions ......1_s

Standard

Symbols

and Specif

ications. .

t

_5

sEcTfoN2. sysTEMSpEctFtcATtoNS . . . . . . . . . . .24

System/3Model

4. .......24

System/3Model

6. .......2_6

System/3Model

8. .......2_B

System/3

Model

10

with IBM 5422 Disk Enclosure . . . .2-10.1

System/3

Model 10

with IBM 5424 MFCU . - .2-10.2

System/3

Model

12

with 5203 . . . .2_12.1

System/3

Model

12

with 5203 and

5471 . . . . .2-12.2

System/3

Model

15

with IBM 5422 Disk

Enclosure " . . .2-15.1

System/3

Model 15

with tBM 5424 MFCU . . .2-15.2

System/3

Model

15

with IBM 541S

processing

Unit,

ModelsB,C,andD ...2-15.3

sEcTtoN3. MACH|NESPEC|F|CAT|ONS

. . . . . . . . 3_129

1

29 Card Data Recorder . 3_l 29

1255

Magnetic

Character

Reader

Models

1.2,

21,

and 22 3_1255.1

1255 Magnetic Character

Reader

Models

3 and 23 . . . 3:1255.2

1270

Opticaf

Reader

Sorter

Models

1, 2,3, and 4 . _

. . 3-1270

1403

Printer

Models

2 and 5. . . 3-1403.1

1403

Printer

Model

Nt . 3-1403.2

1442Card Read

Punch

Models6 and 7 . . . 3-1442

2501 Card Reader

Models

A1 and

A2 . . . 3-2501

2560 Multi-Function

Card Machine

Models

Al

andA2. ...3-2560

3284 Printer

Models

1, 2,

and 3. . . 3_gZA4

3340 Disk

Storage

Modet

A2 . . . 3_3340.1

3340 Disk

Storage

Modets

B1

and

82 . . . 3-3340.2

3340 Disk

Storage

Model

C2 3-3340.3

3344 Direct

Access

Storage

Model

82 . . . ....3-3344

3410

Magnetic

Tape

Unit Models

t, Z,

and 3 3_34j0

3411

Magnetic

Tape

Unit

and

Conrrol

Models

1.

2,and3 ... 3-3411

Contents

374lDataStationModelsl

and2 . . ., . . . 3-3j41

3741 ProgrammableWork

Station Models3and4 . . . . 3-3741

3881 Optical MarkReaderModel

'l

. ....._3-3881

5421 PrinterControl (For 1403Attachment). . . . . . . 3-5421

5445 Disk

Storage Drive Models

1 and

2. . . 3-5445.1

S445DiskStorageDriveModel3. . . . . . . 3-5445.2

5448DiskstorageDrive. .....3-5443

5486 Card Sorter Models 1 and2 . 3-5486

5496DataRecorderModelsl

and2. . . . . . 3-5496

SECTION

4. SYSTEM/3

CABLING INFORMATION. . . . .4-1

Modef

4CablingSchematic .....4-1

G0HertzSystems ......4-1

s0HertzSystems ......4-1

Model

6CabfingSchematic ........4-2

60HertzSystems ......4-2

S0Hertzsystems ......4-2

Model

8CablingSchematic ........4-3

60HertzSystems ......4-3

SoHertzsystems ......4-3

Model

l0CablingSchematic. .....44

GOHertzSystems ......44

SOHertzSystems .....44

Mndel

l2CablingSchematic. .......4-5

G0HertzSystems ......4-5

SOHertzSystems ......4-s

Model

15CablingSchematic. .......4-6

60HertzSystems. ..... _.4-6

50HertzSystems. .........4-7

Cabf ing

Summary

Chart . . . .4-B

SECTION

5, SYSTEM/3SPECIFICATION

SUMMARY . . .5-1

EnglishUnits .... "...5-1

Metricunits .....S-3

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Il

Customers

planning

an

IBM

System/3

installation

should

use this

manual

as a

guide

to determine

how

they

can

best

prepare

their

property

for the

arrival

and installation

of

the

system.

Care{ul

advance

planning

makes

it possible

for

a customer

to install his

equipment

and

units

with little

or

no

interruption

of the daily

office routine. lf tne

recom_

mendations

contained

in

this

manual

are

followed,

all

physical

and environmental

requirements

will be

satisf

ied

before

the machines

arrive.

IBM

sales representatives,

customer

engineers,

and in-

stallation

planning

representatives

are

available

to consutt

with customers

and

provide

assistance

when requested

to

do

so.

SYSTEM

ARRANGEMENT

AND SPACE

REQUIREMENTS

The IBM

System/3

is a

compact

arrangement

of its f

unc-

tioning

units. This

reduces

space requirements,

reduces

the

need

for raised

floors,

and

provides

efficient

ano

con-

venient

operator

access.

Because data

processing

areas

differ

in room

sizes,

column

spacing,

and

combinations

of

machines,

equipment,

and work areas.

it is

advisable

to

prepare

a

floor plan

of the proposed

data

processrng

area

showing

the location

and

arrangement

of all

equipment

to

be

included.

As

you plan

the

area,

consider the

possibility

of future

expansion

so

that, as

your business

grows,

you

can

add additional

equipment

to the initial

installation

without

costly

and time-consuming

revisions

to the

origin-

al

plans

or system area.

lf the installation

will include

several

cable connected

units, a raised

floor area should

be

considered.

Each

installation

will also have

other

equipment,

such

as

work tables,

desks,

chairs,

and

storage

cabinets,

that

should

be included

in

the

floor plans

for the

system

area. Enough

space

should

also

be

provided

to

prevent

loss

in operating

eff iciency.

As an

aid

in

determining

your floor plan,

IBM provides

plastic

templates

(order

number

X21-9098)

of each of the

System/3

units. The

templates

are

scaled at j/4 inch

= 1

foot (1

mm =

50 mm),

and

show the

floor space

and work-

ing

clearance

required for each

unit. When

cut

out and used

on

an

equivalent

scale

drawing

of the

data

processing

area,

the

templates

can

be

moved

about

to help determine

the

best room arrangement.

Service

clearances

can be

over-

lapped

if the

larger

clearance is

maintained.

Space limita-

tions,

cover

clearance,

storage

space,

and

access

aisles may

dictate

several tentative

arrangements

before

the

final

floor

plan

is established.

lf the

scale

drawing

is on translucent

Section

1. Preinstallation Planning

materlal

and the templates

are

fastened

lightly

to the

drawing

with transparent

tape, the

proposed

f

loor

plans

can be

copied by many

standard

reproducing

machines.

Weights

of the

various

units do not exceed

the floor loading

capacity of most

buildings.

lf it seems that

the

floor loading

capacity may

be exceeded, refer

the matter

to your engi-

neering

staff

or consultants

for investigation.

ln summary,

consider

the

following

items

when deter-

mining

space

requirements

and

unit locations:

1. Work

space

2. Storage space

3. Desk

space

4. Aisle space

5. Service clearance

6. Future expansion

7 . Weights

and

floor loading

8. Heat dissipation

9. Electrical requirements,

including

service, outlets.

and

communications

faci I ities.

10. Doorway

sizes.

elevator

capacities. and loading facil-

ities used

in

getting

the

machines

to their

locations.

Raised

Floors

A raised floor:

o Allows future

layout

change with minimum

reconstruc-

ilon cost.

o Protects

the interconnecting

cables

and power

receptacl

es.

o Provides

personnel

safety.

A raised

f loor

can be constructed

of steel, aluminum, or

fire-resistant

wood. (The

free-access

type

raised

floor is

preferred.)

lf metal

is used, there must

be

no

metal

exposed

to the walking

surface.

Such exposure

is con-

sidered

an

electrical

safety

hazard.

An exposed

metal

surface can

also cause

static

discharge

problems.

The

raised

floor should

be high enough

to accommodate

IBM cables,

power

distribution, etc. A floor height

be-

tween 4 inches

and'l

2 inches

(10

cm and

31 cm) usually

is

acceptable.

1-1

SCHEDULING

To be

sure

that the machine

area is ready

when the system

is delivered.

make

a

physical

planning

schedule.

Because

each

installation

will differ

in

some respect

from any other,

it is not possible

to provide

a

precise

schedule

in

this

pub_

lication.

The following

schedule

can

be

modified

to meet

the needs

of a

given

installation.

Six Months before

Delivery

Review

the order

six

months

before

equipment

delivery.

At this

time

the

preliminary

layout

of the

proposed

instal-

lation

should

be

prepared.

Four Months before

Delivery

Four

months

before

machines

are

scheduled

to arrive,

plans

for

the machine

room

should

be

complete

and should

have

been

approved

by both the customer

and

the IBM repre-

sentative.

lf building

alterations

(such

as

painting,

plaster-

ing. or expanding

electric

service

or communications

facilities)

are

required,

have

all drawings

and

specifications

for these

alterations

complete

and

the areas

ready

for

work to start. lf external

cables

are

required

between

units

of the

system,

submit

a cable

order

form at this

time if

it has

not

already

been

submitted.

One

Week

before

Machine

Delivery

Have

all

planned

modifications

for wiring,

air conditioning,

and

communications

facilities

complete

and tested

by one

week before

machine

delivery.

Building

alterations

should

also be

complete

at

this time.

ENVI

RONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

Temperature

and Humidity

The temperature

and

humidity

of a

data

processing

area

are

influenced

by many

factors.

These

include:

. Heat

loads

produced

by mechanical

and electrical

equrpment.

o The volume

of fresh

air

entering

the

room.

its

temper-

ature,

and

its

humidity.

r The amount of body heat

introduced

by personnel.

r The amount of heat

introduced

or dissipated

through

walls, ceilings,

and floors.

The heat

produced

by IBM units,

listed

in Btu/hr

and

kcal/hr

in the

summary

of specifications

at the back

of

this manual,

may

be

a significant

factor.

As

these

factors

change, varying

amounts of heat

and

hu-

midity may

need

to be deliberately

introduced

or dissipated

by means

of heating,

cooling.

and

humidity

controlling

equipment

to maintain

an acceptable

environment.

All System/3 units

are

designed

to operate

at

altitudes up

to 7000

feet

(2134m)

and

are

air cooled. Fans

or natural

convection

bring

cool

air into the

unit from the bottom

or

side.

circulate

the

air.

and exhaust

the resulting

heated

air

into

the data

processing

room.

See the specif

ication pages

for temperature

and relative

humidity

requi

rements.

Air conditioning

equipment

may

be

needed

in

some

cases because

of possible

extremes

in temperature

or

humidity

in the

data

processing

area. When

such equipment

is required,

it is recommended

that it be designed

for oper-

ation between

70o

and 75"F (Z1r"

and 24oC)

and 40%

and

50% relative

humidity. This

recommended

range

for

temperature

or humidity provides

a

large

unit-available

time buffer between

the time that temperature

or

humidity

leaves

the range

and reaches

the

permitted

ex-

treme. The operator

can use

this time

buffer

to take

corrective

measures.

This range

has

also

proven

to be

a

generally

acceptable

personnel

comfort level.

H u

m id ity -A ssoc i atd Prob I em

s

Extremes

in relative

humidity,

if maintained

for long

periods

of time, may have

an

adverse

effect on the overall

operating

efficiency

of the installation

and

should be

avoided

whenever

possible.

Humidity levels

approaching

the maximum

limit may

cause improper

feeding

and

stacking

of cards.

paper

documents

and continuous

forms.

High relative

humidity may

also cause operator

discomfort

and

condensation

on windows

and outside

walls.

Humidity levels

approaching

the

minimum limit

aggravare

problems

associated

with static electricity.

Static

charges,

which

are usually

dissipated

without any

adverse effects,

tend

to build

into

significant

charges

when

the humidity is

low. This

accumulation

causes

paper

to cling

together

and

can

also interfere

with the most eff icient feeding

ano

stacking

of cards

and paper. High

voltage

static

discharges

f

rom moving

people,

carts, furniture,

paper,

etc,

can oe

objectionable

to operating

personnel

and, in extreme

cases,

can interfere

with the correct operation

of electronic

equrpment.

1-2

Card

and Paper

Document Storage

Storage

areas

for

cards

and

paper

should

be kept

at the

same relative

humidity

as the

air in the data

processing

room.

Otherwise.

extremes

in

humidity

differences

in the

two areas may

alter the

size

and weight of the

card and

paper

when

the documents

are moved

into

the working

area.

This

rapid

change can result

in warpage,

the most

frequent

source of feeding

and

stacking

problems.

lf working

and storage

areas

cannot

be kept

at the same

relative

humidity,

allow

ample time

for

cards

and

paper

to

achieve

a moisture

balance

with

the data

processing

room

atmosphere

before

using

the documents.

Do not

store

cards near heating

pipes,

radiators,

or in

places

that

are hot

and dry. lf you

do,

the

cards may lose

moisture,

shrink in

all

dimensions,

and buckle.

Dirt

and

Air Pollution

The

amount of

contamination

usually found

in

air within

a normal

business

environment

will not

interfere

with

the

operation

of the

IBM equipment.

However,

take

normal

precautions

to keep

dust. dirt.

and

other

foreign matter

away from

the machines.

lf the

system

must be

installed

in

an

area

having

a

high

dust

content or where

there is

an

exposure

to abrasive materials

or corrosive

gases,

contact

an

IBM

installation

planning

engineer

for

advice and

recommendatio

ns.

Room

Acoustics

lf

you

need

a

quieter

room,

consider

the following

acous-

tical

treatments:

1. The

greatest

sound

reduction

will be

achieved by

treating the

ceiling.

Best

results

can

be expected

from

a

dropped

porous

ceiling. lf overhead ducts

exist,

noise

may be

transmitted

from room

ro room

unless

proper precautions

are taken.

2. For large rooms,

the floor is

the

second most

effec-

tive area on which

to

apply absorbent

material.

Reflective

and transmitted

sound can be reduced

by

proper

treatment

of the walls.

Fire

Protection

Equipment

The

machine

room

should be equipped

with portable

f

ire extinguishers

of suitable

size for

quick,

eff icient

use.

A nonwetting

fire

extinguishing

agent

for

electrical

equipment

(Class

C hazard) is recommended.

lf local

building

codes,

ordinances,

or

insurance

regulation require

automatic

water

sprinklers,

a

pre-action

sprinkler

system

is suggested,

provided

that

this type of sprinkler

is in

agreement with local

codes

and

regulations.

CABLING

The compact arrangement

of System/3

units reduces

the

need for external cables. Electrical

connections between

the

processing

unit

and units that can

be

physically

attached to it are

made with internal cables. These cables

are supplied

with the units

and

do not require

special

orderi

ng.

Other units

can

be

connected to System/3 by means

of

IBM-provided

external interconnecting cables. The cables

required for this

interconnection

are

shown in

section

4,

System /3 Cab I i ng I n format i o

n.

Each

cable is identified

by a cable

group

number

and

is

ordered by filling

in the

desired length on the Cable Order

Form (212O-215O].

. The cable

length is determined

by

measuring the center-to-center

distance

between machine

cable entry

holes

along

the intended

route

of the cable.

When machines are mounted on a

raised

floor.

add twice

the height

of the raised

floor to the distance between

machine cable entry

holes. IBM

makes

allowance

for

that portion

of the cable that is from the

floor into the

machine.

Cable

lengths

should be

kept

as

short

as

prac-

ti ca bl e.

External

cables

must be ordered

at least

120 days

prior

to

machine delivery.

Orders

with less than 120

days lead

time,

or orders for cables that exceed the maximum length,

may

result in

extra charges. Consult

your IBM

sales

representative.

External

cables should be protected

from physical

damage

in

some

manner that does

not present

a safety

hazard

to

operating

personnel.

3.

1-3

ELECTR

ICAL

REOUI

REMENTS

All reasonable

efforts

have

been

made

in

the

machine

design

to ensure

satisfactory

operation

from the normal

power

supplied

by most

power

companies.

There

are,

however.

many

outside

sources

that

can

cause rranstent

electrical

noise

signals

which

may

affect machine

operatrons.

The electric

power

environment

should

be

checked

for

unusual

loads

which

might

induce

excessive

noise

into

the

branch

circuit

for the system.

Switching heavy

inductive

loads

or operating

certain

types

of equipment

near

the

system

can

cause problems,

even

though

the source

is

on

a

different

branch

circuit. lf such

a condition

is

suspected,

a thorough

investigation

should

be

made

to determine

whether

corrective

measures

should

be

taken. In

some

cases.

it may be

advisable

to provide

a separate

feeder

for

the

system directly

from the main

building

power. In

extreme

cases of severe electrical

noise,

it may be

necessary

to install

an isolation

transformer

and/or

an R F

f ilter.

Some

common sources of electrical

noise

are:

air conditioning

devices

electrical

welders

electrical

furnaces

elevators

electrostatic

copying machi nes

large,

brush-type

morors

An IBM installation

planning

engineer

should be

consulted

if doubt exists

whether

corrective

or preventive

measures

should be

taken.

Power

Supply

The IBM

System/3

processing

units

operate

on standard

three-phase

power

(single

phase

operation

is

available

for

the

Models

4 and 6 in2O81230

volt,60 Hz

only). Most

other

units

used

with the

system

operate

on

single

phase

power. Refer

to the

summary

of specifications

for the

requirements

of individual

units.

The voltage

tolerance

must

be maintained

within t10% of

the rated

machine

voltage

(measured

at the receptacle)

when

the units

are operating.

The

line frequency

must

be maintained

within t1 12

cvcle

per

second

(Hz).

The

maximum harmonic

content

of the

power

system vol-

tage waveforms

on the equipment

feeder

must not exceed

157o

when

the equipment

is

not

operating.

Power

Distribution

System/3

requires

no

special

power

distribution.

The

system

can operate

on the feeder

that

supplies

other loads

if there

are

no

unusual

loads,

as

discussed

in the preceding

text. Of course,

all wiring installed

should

comply

with

local

eiectrical

codes.

One

branch

circuit

is

required

for

the processing

unit (30

ampere,

three

phase

or 20

ampere.

single

phase

for the

5406;30 ampere,

three

phase

for the

5408,

b410

and

5415). An additional

30 ampere,

three

phase

brancn

circuit

is required

for the 5421

. Power

is

distributed

via

internal

system

cabling

from the

processing

unit to all

physically-attached

units

with the

exception

of the

5421.

Additional

branch

circuits

may

be

required

for other

units (see

Section 5, System/3 Specification Summary).

Branch

circuits

should

be

protected

by circuit

breakers

suitable for motor load

application

and

should

contain

wiring

that will handle

the

same load. The

circuit

breakers

should be

placed

in

an unobstructed

and well-

lighted

area in

the data

processing

room.

As

a safety

precaution,

there

should

also be

provisions

for

simultaneously

disconnecting

power

to all data

processing

equipment

in

the

room. The

disconnecting

means

should

be

controlled

from locations

readilV

accessible

to the

operator

and

at designated

exits from the data processirrg

room.

Phase

Rotation

The three

phase power receptacles

for use

with the system

must

be wired for correct phase

rotation. The correct

phase

rotation

(looking

at

the

face

of the

receptacle)

is

counterclockwise

from the

ground pin

to phase

1, to

phase

2,

and to phase

3.

Grounding

Power

cords

supplied

with each IBM

unit have

a

green

(or

green

with yellow

trace) wire

grounding

conductor

for

equipment

ground. The

branch

circuit

receptacres

recommended

provide

for connection

of this equipment

ground. Each

customer-supplied

branch

circuit

must nave

an insulated

wire conductor,

equal

to the

size

of the

phase

conductors,

for the purpose

of grounding

equipment.

All

branch

circuit

grounding

wires

must

be

tied to a common

ground point

at the

distribution

panel,

and

a single

grounding

wire

should

be run from the distribution

panel

to service

ground

or suitable

building

ground. This

is a

noncurrent carrying ground, not a neutral. conduit must

not be used

as the only

grounding

means.

1-4

Lightning

Protection

It is recommended

that the

customer

install

lightning

pro-

tection

on his

secondary

power

source

when

one or more

of the following

conditions

apply:

1. The

utility company

installs

lightning

protectors

on

the

primary.

2. Primary

power

is

supplied

bv an overhead

power

se

rvicr'.

3. The area is sr-rl.rject

to electrical

storms or equivalent

por,ver

surges.

Convenience

Outlets

A suitable

number

of convenience

outlets

should be

installed

in the

system

area

for use

by building

maintenance

personnel,

customer

engineers,

etc. The

same

general

rules

for electric

power

environment

apply for the

wiring of the

convenience outlets. lf the

system

is connected

to a sepa-

rate

feeder,

the convenience

outlets

should

be connected

to

lighting or other

building

circuits

rather

than the

svstem

feed

e r.

SERVICING REQUI

REMENTS

Consider

space

requirements

related

to servicing the

equipment

when

you make floor plans

of the data

processing

room. Provide

space for storing

systems manuals

and maintenance documentation

and

allow space for ser-

vicing

the equipment.

The

service clearances

shown in

tfre

specification

pages

and in the

specifications

summary

tables

are

minimum

clearances

needed

to service the

equip-

ment. The manuals

can be

placed

in

a

book

cart, which

can lhen be

placed

anywhere irr

the

data

processinq

room

that does not interfere

with normal

work routines. For

example,

if the manuals

are

placed

in a customer

engineer's

book

cart

(which

is

approximately

22 inches by 24 inches

in dinrension), documentation

can be

stored

within the

service area

designated

for the system.

SHIPPING

DIMENSIONS

Unless

otherwise noted,

all

System/3

units

can be reduced

to 29-1

/2 inches x 60 inches or smaller by removing unit

covers,

upending

the unit,

or both. lf the

unit

must

be

upended,

request SF9840

(on

5404, 5406,

541

2,

and

5415).

A Frame

Separation

Kit, SFg190,

may be required

at

those locations

where building dir.rensions

(doorways,

hallways,

stairways, etc) do

not

allclw

movemerrt

of tire

central

processor

15412

or 5415)

as one

unit. The

local

irrstaiiation

pianning

represirntative

r.,vill

determine

it this

kit is required.

STANDARD

SYMBOLS

AND SPECI FICATIONS

The

specification

sections of the manual contain

individual

pages

of information

about the basic systems

and the units

used with the

systems. At the

end of the

manual, a chart

summarizes

the specifications.

Standard symbols used

on

the specifications

pages

and

physical planning

templates

are:

Power

cord exit

(power

cords

are measured

from

power

cord

exit)

O

T cover

swings

-Tl-i

Li -,'

- -c--

Gate

swings

Service area boundary

Casters

Leveling

pads

or

glides

Cable entry

and

exit in

base of unit

Use meter

location

CE service

panel

+

(-,

tr<l

Tnn

r-t..

1-5

This

manual

uses

the following

symbols

to denore

manu-

facturers

of plugs,

receptacles,

and

connectors:

Plug

Type

Volts Amps Description Plug

cap

Inline

Connector/

Receptacle

Receptacle

Configuration

A208/230 ZU Waterproof 3720 3913/3743 /t-\

f,

B2A8/230 15 Waterproof JIJU 3914/3744 6\

e.t

208/230 30 Waterproof 3750 3933/3753 6\

\y

D208/230 30 Waterproof 3760 3934/3754 6\

qv

H115 15 Non

lock 5 15P 5-15R @

I

J115 l5 Lock L5

15P L5-15R A

V

K208/230 l5 Nonlock 6-1

5P 6-15R A\

q7

L208/230 t3 Lock L6-1

5P L6-15R @

Note: The

numbers

shown for plug

types

A, B,

C,

and D

are

Russell

and

Stoll

(Micjland-Ross

Corporation)

part

numbers.

The

numbers

shown

for plug

types

H,

J, K,

and

L are NEMA (National

Electrical

Manufacturer.s

Association)

conf

iguration

numbers.

The

following

notes

apply

to unit

specif

ication

pages:

1. Power

cord

styles

shown

apply

to 50 Hertz

machines.

These

machines

are

shipped

without power

plugs.

2. Voltages

shown

are

for 60 Hertz machines

only.

Voltages

available

for 50 Hertz

machines

can

oe

determined

by examining

the voltages

specif

ied for

the machine power cord (see

Metric lJnits in

Section

5).

Plan

view

dimensions

are

shown

in

inches

unless

otherwise

noted

(see

lnch to Centimeter

Conversion

Chart

in

Section

5).

3.

1-6

SYSTEM/3

MODEL

4

Plan

View

Section

2. System:

Specifications

Width Depth Height

93 44 45

236 112 114

Specifications

Dimensions:*

I

nches

Centimeters

Service

Clearances:

I nches

Centimeters

Weightr**

Heat Output/hr:**

Airflodmin:

Power Requirements:

Voltage

KVA**

Phases

Front Rear

36 36

91 91

1730

lb

(790

ks)

9475

Btu (2390

kcall

300 ft3 (9m3

)

2081230!10%

3.5

1or3

Right

36

91

Left

18

46

dl

it

tT-

i18

9l

Disk storage drive is located in drawer under tabletop.

Drawer can be extended 18 inches

in front and 18 inches

in rear

for servicing. Gate

can be pivoted under the

tabletop for shipment and servicing.

Single Phase

Plug Type A

Power

cord style

Operating

Environment:

' Temperature

Relative humidity

Maximum wet bulb

Nonoperating Environmont:

Temperature

Relative humidity

Maximum wet bulb

Three

Phase

D

D2

600 to gooF

{16o

to 32oc)

8o/o to 80o/o

73"r (23oc)

soo to 1 looF (1oo

to 43ocl

8%toSOYo

goor (27ocl

* Separated

into

two sections

for shipment. The 5404 weighs

900

f bs;

the 5447-A1, with attached

5213, weighs

670 lbs.

An up-ending

kit (SF9840)

is available

for the 5447,

* * Vaf ues

are

for a system consisti

ng ol a 54Q4, a 5447

-A2,

a 521

3,

and

a 3277 . See Section 5, System/3 Specification

Summary

for individual

unit values.

+El 1

ofo

6

t 2-112

5404

?3i/2

I

+o o+

.il

--r I

.20_l

2-4

-o- - -o- - -o- - -o- - + - {-l- I

I

I

SYSTEM/3

MODEL

6

Plan

View

Front Rear

36 36

91 91

r-

?

I

6

I

ir

!18

:I

q+

it

tl

?l

131

dr

tl

if

?T

i18

?l

I

Y

I

Fll

Specifications

Dimensions:*

I nches

Centimeters

Service

Clearances:

I nches

Centimeters

Weight:**

Heat

OutpuVhr:**

Airflow/min:

Power

Requirements:

Voltage

KVA**

Phases

Width Depth Heighr

93 44 45

236 1'.t2 114

Right Left

36 18

91 46

?- 24 -1 Artsc

r+, x I ro T

Approx. 120

sq. ft. I

-o- - -r - -o- - -o- - -o- - :o- _ _o_

_ _o_ __6

1800

lb {820

k9)

10,000

Btu

(2530

kcat)l

3oo tt3 (9'n3)

2O8l23O!

1U/o

3.55

1or3

@ f

efU

b444

Disk

Storage

Drive

is located

in drawer

under

tabletop.

Drawer

can

be extended

1g inches

in front

and

18

inches

in rear

for

servicing.

Single Phase Three

phase

Plug

Type A D

Power

cord style D2

Operating

Environment:

Temperature 60o

to loooF (16o

to ggocl

Relative

humidity 8o/o to 8U/o

Maximum

wet

bulb TgoF

(26oC)

Nonoperating

Environ,ment:

Temperature 5Oo

to I 10oF

(10"

to 43ocl

Relative

humidity 8o/o to BOo/o

Maximum

wet bulb go"F,.(27oc)

Separated

into

two sections

for shipment.

The

CpU

section

weighs

900 lbs;

the t/O section, with the

attached

2222,

weighs

600 lbs. An up-ending

kit (SF9840)

is available

for the l/O

section.

*

" Values

are for a

system

consisting

of a b406,

a 2222,

a 2265,

and two 5444s, Section

5, System/S

Specification

Summary

for

individual

unit values.

7@ l'i

T-i;t7,1/ Il

'L-li., i

>\-'

i i)

+El +

olo

I

6x2-112

5406

?31/2

I

+o o+

4.112 2222

or

52r3

t_oVi

+l

18

console I

Keyboard 24

Front t

::_!p,:

i.il

t---,

I

F20d{

\rl

r\ | I

\r 14.

\-L-i {

_ 36_l

At6147

x116 ?

Approx.

120

sq. ft.

I

--+-

2-6

SYSTEM/3 MODEL 8

Plan

View

Specifications

Dimensions:*

I

nches

Centimeters

L€ft

30

76

width

106

269

Front

30

76

Dopth Height

99.,114 46114

252 117

--o---o---o---o---o-- -o--+- {---o---+ --o

32.1t2

I

nches

Centimeters

Weight**

Heat Output/hr:r*

Airflow/min:

Power Requirements:

Voltage 2@l23Ot1O%

kvA** 4.0

Phases 3

Plug

Type D

Power

cord style D2

Operating Environment:

Temperature 60o

to 90oF

(16o

to 32oC)

Ref

ative humidity 8o/o to 8Qo/o

Maximum

wet bulb 73oF

(23oC)

Nonoperating Environment:

Temperatu

re 500 to 1 1 ooF (

1 oo to 430C)

Relative

humidity 8o/o to 80:/o

Maximum

wet bulb 80oF

(27oC)

* Units

are separated

for shipment.

See

ptan

view

for dimensions.

CPU section weighs

900 lbs.

** Values for a system consisting

of a 5408,

a 5203

Model I or 2,

a 547 1, and two 5444s, See

Section 5, System

/3 Specification

Summary

for individual unit values.

t **,". ctsarances:

I

Y

I

I

Y

I

I

Y

I

A

Y

I

I

Y

I

1

Y

I

+

I

I

It

+

I

+

I

?

I

+

I

Rear

- Right

36 30

91 76

-T

2120

tb {962

kg)

10,700 Btu (2720

kcal)

3oo

ft 3 (9m3)

t "l'

ll

1

_i

@

@

o

Power cables

from IBM

5448

enter here.

IBM 5444 Disk Storage Drive

is located in drawer

in the

IBM 5408. Drawer

can

be

extended 18 inches

in

front

and

18

inches in rear for access.

Cables

from the I

BM 341

1 and the signal

cable from the I

BM 5448 enter here.

I

I

-J

2-8

SYSTEM/3

MODEL

1O

WITH

IBM

5422

DISK

ENCLOSURE

Plan

View

The

cable

cutout in

the 5203

is an

entrance

for cables

from

the IBM

341 1

and

the

signal

cable from

the IBM

5448.

Power

cables

from IBM

5448

enter

here.

IBM

5444

Disk

Storage

Drive

is located

in

drawer

in the

IBM

5422. Drawer

can

be

extended

18

inches

in

front

and 18

inches

in,rear

for access.

This

gate

is

only on systems

equipped

with the

processor

Unit Expansion

special

feature

(SFS732).

Voltage 20gl230

t't|o/o

kvA* * 5.0

With SF5734 6.8

Phases 3

Plug

Type D

Power

cord

style 81

Operating

Environment:

Temperature 600

to loooF (16o

to 3gocl

Ref

ative

humidity 8o/o to BO%

Maximum

wer bulb TgoF

(26oC)

Nonoperating

Environment:

| -F-t---o-

h-r-vz rl 0

i------or- -j

l/ 13

l----. I I /

| ',,

V/

t Nl

t'l ,/ "L-

E;-//'--1,1i

l/l s47r

l\ |

20ll o, lll

lU s475

l/ l+

t+ ta

------i-_1

\l

\l

\\l

Area 166

x 128

Approx. 1

50 sq. fr.

Front

-106-

-o---o---o---o-

--.CF- -O_ _ r+

i

szlrz

\,

tt?

*r'el I

rll d

ttll

--T-- |

Tt +

"

rr\,, i

IT

l/,

IY

li

1.8 I

IT

+

+

I

+

+

--o---o---l

a

is il

'"^lf

-l

r2z I

*l

ot-

oi

I

----J- I

I

*"-] I

_1.

Specifications

Dimensions:*

I nches

Centimeters

Service Clearances:

Inches

Centimeters

Weight:**

Heat

Output/hn*+

With

SF5734

Airflow/min:

Power

Requirements:

Temperature

Relative

humidity

Maximum

wet

bulb

Depth Height

98-112 60

250 152

fr

tl

+t

il

98.1t2

il

itT

d|l

i

lui,

d|l

itl

ilI

it

+l

o

o

o

width

106

269

3.J/2J ll ,,o

\1.1/2--lF 'i

>-lsJ-

'tti--l

t.

h | | 5x6

Sl

I I u,o'

+i:-l'-'!

ll.'F,J

F14+l ./

l--.2

-30-J--

Front Rear

30*

76*

2640 tb (1240

kg)

15,000

Btu

(3780

kcat)

20,700

Btu (5220

kcatl

5oo

ft3 (13

m3)

Right Loft

30 30

76 76

I

* ro*1

-*----

soo to 1

looF

(1ooto

43oc)

8% to 8tr/o

gooF

(27oc)

* Units

are separated

for shipment.

See

plan

view for

dimensions.

** Values

for a

systern

consisting of a 5410,

a

5203 Model

1

or

2,

a 547 1,

a 5422,

a 1 442,

and two 5444s. See

Section

5,

System/S

Specification

Summary

for individual

unit values.

SF5734

designates

processing

unit

expansion.

2-10.1

SYSTEM/s

MODEL 10 WITH IBM 5424 MFCU

Plan View Specif

ications

Dimensions:+

lnches

Centimeters

Service

Clearances:

I nches

Centimeters

Wqight:**

Heat Output/hr:**

with

sF5734

Airflow/min:

Power Requirements:

Voltage

KVA**

with sF5734

Phases

Plug Type

Power cord style

Width Depth Height

106 98-112 60

269 250 152

Front Rear Right

30*30

76+76

2310

lb

{1050

kg}

14,20O

Btu (3580

kcal)

19,900

Btu {5020

kcal)

5oo

ft3 (13

m3)

208l2g} ! 10%

4.7

6.5

3

D

B1

LEft

30

76

o

e

o

The

cable cutout in the 5203 is an

entrance

for cables

from the IBM

341

1

and tlre signal cable

from the IBM

5448.

Power

cables from IBM 5448 enter

here.

IBM

5444 Disk Storage Drive

is located in

drawer

in base

ot 5424

MFCU. Drawer

can

be

extehded 18 inches in

front and

18 inches

in rear for access.

On disk-oriented systems,

the MFCU rear

right cover is

7 inches thick, swings

150",

and

may

be removed

for

machine installation.

This

gate

is only on systems

equipped

with the

Processor

Unit Expansion

special

feature

(SF5732).

* Units are separatd

for shipment.

See

plan

view

for

dimensions.

** Values

for a system consisting

of a 5410, a

5203

Model

1 or 2,

a5471,a8424, and

two 5444s.

See Section S,System/3

Specification Summary

for individual unit values, SF5734

designates

processing

unit expansion.

Operating

Environment:

Temperature

Relative humidity

Maximum wet bulb

Nonoporating

Environment:

Temperature

Relative

humidity

Maximum wet bulb

60"

to loooF (16o

to 38"c)

8o/o to 8U/o

TB.F

(26oc)

Eoo

to I 1

ooF (

1

oo to 43oc)

8o/o

to9Wo

SooF

(27ocl

I

-+- - -o- - -o- - -a- - -+- - -o- * -o- - -o- - -o- - -o- - -o- - -o- * -o- - -o- - r

2.10.2

SYSTEM/3

MODEL

12

WITH

5203

Plan

View

Specifications

Dimensions:

*

Inches

Centimeters

Service

Clearances:

Inches

Centimeters

Weight:

***

Heat

Output/hr:***

with sF5732

with

sF5734

Airflodmin:

Power

Requirements:

Voltage

kvA

*

**

with sF5732

With

SFS734

Phases

Plug

Type

Power

cord style

Width Depth Height

43 120-314 60

109 307 152

--o-

Front

30

76

1800lb

(820

kg)

13,200

Btu (3330

kcat)

16,700

Btu (4200

kcal)

19,700

Btu (4970

kcall

5oo

ft3 (14m3)

2O8l23O X 16o7o

4.1

5.2

6.3

3

D

B1

Rear Right Left

0*o30

976

o

oFor

cables

from

341 1.

For cabfes

trom 1442,9741, data

sets,

and

local

directly

attached

(that is,

without data

set

or

modem)

communication

devices.

For cables

from 3340,

and

cables

to the local

display

adapter.

Operating

Environment:

Temperature 60" to gOoF

(16o

to 32oC)

Relative

humidity go/o

to gOyo

Maximum

wer

bulb 73oF

(23ocl

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature Sooto

llooF (1oo

to 43oc)

Relative humidity 8o/o

to gOTo

Maximum wet bulb goor (27oc)

* Units

are

separated

for shipment. SeeShipping

Dimensions

in Section

1,

for further

information.

** See

plan

view,

*s

* Values

for a system

consisting

ot a 5412

and

a 5203

Model

1 or 2. See

Section

5, System/3

Specification

Summary

for individual

unit values,

SFS732

and

SFS734

designate

processing

u

nit expansions,

2-12.1

SYSTEM/3 MODEL 12 WITH 5203

AND 5471

Plan

View

Specifications

Dimensions:

*

lnches

Centimeters

Service Clearances:

Inches

Centimeters

Weight

(Maximum):***

width Depth Height

73 120-314 60

185 307 152

Front Rear Right

300**

760

1860

lb (850

kgl

Left

30

76

Heat Output/hr:*** 13,700

Btu (3450

kcal)

with sF5732 17,200

Btu (4330

kcal)

With SF5734 20,200 Btu {5090

kcal}

,u"!

I

A

Y

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A

Y

I

A

Y

I

A

Y

I

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Airflow/mn:

Power Requirements:

Voltage

kvA***

with

sF5732

With

SF5734

Phases

Plug

Type

Power

cord style

5oo

ft3 (14m3)

2O8l23O

+ 1Oo/o

4.3

5.4

6.5

3

D

B1

@

@

For cables

from 341 1.

For cables

trom 1442,3741, data sets,

and

local

directly attached

(that is, without data

set

or

modem) communication devices.

For

cables

from 3340, and

cables

to the local

display adapter.

Operating

Environment:

Temperature 60" to 90oF

(16o

to 32o c)

Relative

humidity 8%to8O%

Maximum wet b;lb z3"P (23oc)

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature 5oo to 11ooF

(1oo

to 439c)

Relative

humidity 8To to ffio/o

Maximum

wet bulb SooF

(27oc)

* Units

are separated

for shipment.

SeeShipping

Dimensions

in Section

1, for further information.

** See

plan

view.

*** Vafues for a system consisting

of a5412,

a 5203

Model

1

or ;,

and a5471. See Section 5, System/3

Specification Summary

for individual unit values.

SF5732

and

SF5734 designate

processing

unit expansions.

2-12.2

SYSTEM/3

MODEL

12

WITH

5203,5424,AND

5471

Plan

View

For

cables

from 341

1.

For

cabfes

trom 1442,3741

, data

sets,

and local

directly attached

(that is,

without data

set

or

modeml

communication

devices.

For

cables

from 3340,

and

cables

to the local

display

adapter.

307

Temperature 60o

to go"F (160

to 32o

c)

Refative humidity 8o/o to 8}o/o

Maximum wet bulb 73oF (23ocl

Nonoperating Environment:

Temperature soo

to 1 1

o"F (1

oo to 43oc)

Relative

humidity 8o/o

to &o/o

Maximum

wet bulb gooF (27oc)

Specifications

Dimensions:

*

Inches

Centimeters

Service

Clearances:

Inches

Centimeters

Weight**

Heat

Output/hr:**

With

SF5732

with sF5734

Airflow/min:

Power

Requirements:

Voltage

KVA*+

with sF5732

with sF5734

Phases

Plug

Type

Power

cord

style

Operating

Environrnent:

Depth Heighr

120-314 60

width

106

269 152

Right

30

76

Laft

30

76

Front Rear

300

760

2310 lb

(1055

ks)

15,700

Btu (3950

kcat)

19,20O

Btu (4850

kcat)

22,2OO

Btu (5600

kcat)

500

ft" {14mr)

2O8l23O

!10%

5.1

6.2

7.3

3

D

B1

o

o

* Units are

separated

for shipment. See

Shipping

Dimensions

in Section

1.

for

further

information.

** Vafues

for

a system

consisting

ot aS412,a

b203

Mooet

I or

2,

a 5424, and

a 8471. See

Section

5. System/3

Specification

Summary

for individual

unit values.

SF5732

and

SF5734

designate processing

unit expansions.

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Output/hr:** 19,425

Btu (5000

kcal)

With

SF5734 22,425 Btu (5700

kcal)

Specif

ications

Dimensions:*

Inches

Centimeters

Service

Clearances:

lnches

Centimeters

Weight:**

Airflow/min:

Power Requirements:

Voltage

KVA**

with sF5734

Phases

Plug Type

Power cord

style

Operating Environment:

Temperature

Relative

humidity

Maximum wet bulb

Width Depth Height

106 114-112 60

269 291 152

Front Rear Right Left

2403030

6107676

2310

lb

(1055

kg)

looo

tt3 (28

m3)

2o8l23o + 1oo/o

6.6

7.7

3

D

B1

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to gooF

{16"

to 32oc}

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For cables

from 1403.

For

cables

from 3284 and

341

1.

For

cables

trom 1442,3741

, data

sets,

and local

directly'

attached

(that

is,

without

data

set or modem) communica'

tions

devices,

For

cables

from 2501,

2560, and

5445.

IBM 5444

Disk Storage Drive is located

in drawer in the

IBM

5422. Drawer can be extended 18 inches

in front

and rear

for access.

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature 50o

to 1

looF (1oo

to 43oc)

Ref

ative

humidity 8o/o toSff/o

Maximum wet bulb 80oF

(27ocl

* Units are separated

for shipment.

SeeShipping

Dimensirtns

in

Section

1" for further

information.

** Vaf

ues

for a

system consisting

of a 541

5, a 5421, a

3277,

a5422, and two 5444s. See Section

5, System/3

Specification

Summary

for individual

unit

values.

SF5734

designates

processing

unit expansion.

2-15."1

SYSTEM/3

MODEL

15

WITH

IBM

5424MFCU

Plan

View

-cts--{- - -o-- _o__ _o_ _r

Specif

ications

Dimensions:*

Inches

Centimeters

Service

Clearances:

Inches

Centimeters

Weight:**

Heat

Outprrt/hr:**

With

SF57g4

Airflow/minl

Power

Requirements:

Voltage

kVa**

With

SFS7g4

Phases

Plug

Type

Power

cord

style

Operating

Environnrent:

Temperature

Relative

humidity

Maximum

wer

bulb

Width Depth Height

106 | 14-112 60

269 291 152

A

T

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Y

I

A

T

A

Y

I

6

I

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Y

I

T

A

Y

I

A

Y

I

A

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240

61 0

Right Lsfr

30 30

76 76

29-1/2

I

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18

_1

oi

--_J

2500

lb

(11a0

kg)

20,425

9tu (5280

kcal)

23,425

Btu (5950 kcat)

1000

ft3 (28

m3)

2O8l23O

t loa/o

7.O

8.1

3

D

B1

Area

i66 x 139

Approx.

160

sq. ft,

<- - -.- - -o- - -o- - -o- - -o- _

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_

-o_

_ -o_

_ _o_

_

J=:r;l

@ forcabtesfrom

1403.

() Forcabtesfrom

3284and

3411.

For

cabfes

trom 1442,

9741,

data

sets,

and

local

directly.

attached

(that

is,

without

data

set

or modem)

communication

devices.

O For

cabtes

from.2501,

2b60.

and

5445.

O IBM

5444

Disk

Storage

Drive

is

located

in

the drawer

in

the

base

of the IBM 5424, Drawer

can

be

extended

18

inches

in front and

rear

for access,

On diskoriented

systems,

the MFCU

rear

right

cover

is

/ Inches

thick,

swings

1b0-,

and

may

be removed

for

machine

installation.

60o to gooF

(160

to 32oc)

8o/o

lo 8oo/o

z3"F (23oc)

Nonoperating

Environment;

Temperature bgo

to 1 lOoF

{1Oo to 4gog}

Relative

humidity go/o

to g1o/o

Maximum

wet

bulb gooF

(27oC)

* Units

are

separated

for shipment. See

Shipping

Dimensions

in

Section

1

for further

information.

** Valuesfora

system

consisting

of

a S415.

a5421,

a3277,

a 5424,

and

two S444s. See

Section

B System/3

Specification

Summary

for individual

unit vatues.

SFS734

desijnates

processing

u nit expansion.

2-15.2

SYSTEM/3

MODEL

15 WITH

IBM 5415 PROCESSING

UNIT, MODELS

B,

C,

AND D

Plan

View

Specifications

Dimensions:*

I nches

Centimeters

Service Clearance:

I nches

Centimeters

Weight:**

Heat

Output/hr:**

With SF5734

Airflow/min:

Power

Requirement:

Voltage

kVa*

"

With SF5734

Phases

Plug

Type

Power

cord style

Width Depth Height

43 114-112 60

109 29't 152

Front Rear Right

24048

61 0 122

1800 lb

(820

ks)

17,O25 Btu (4410

kcal)

20,025

Btu

(51

10

kcal)

1000 ft3 (28

m3)

2081230

!100/0

5.7

6.8

3

D

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.

Temperature 60o

to ggoF

(16o

to 32oC)

Relative

humidity 8o/o to 80o/o

Maximum

wet bulb 73"F

(23oc)

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature 50o to I looF (1oo

to 43oc)

Relative

humidity 8o/o

lo 80o/o

Maximum wet bulb

SooF

(27oc)

* Units

are separated

for shipment. See Shipping Dimensions

in Section 1 for further

information. When the system

incf

udes a5424, see the

plan

view

underSystem/S

Model 15

with IBM 5424 MFCU in this

section

for dimensions.

*x Values for a system

consisting ot a 5415, a 542'1, and a 3277.

See Summary

of Specifications for individual unit values.

SF5734 designates

processing

unit expansion.

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cables

from

1403.

For

cables

from

341 1.

For cables

trom 1442,3741, data

sets. and

local directly-

attached

(that

is, without data set or modem) communication

devices,

O For

cables

from 2501, 2560. and 3340.

2-15.3

This

page

intentionally

left

btank,

2-15.4

129

CARD

DATA RECORDER

Plan View

Specifications

Dimensions:

I nches

Centimeters

Service

Clearances:

Inches

centimeters

Weight:

Heat

Output/hr:

Power Requirements;

Voltage

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature

Relative humidity

Maximum

wet

bulb

* Locking type.

Section

3. Machine

Specifications

Width Depth Height

36 29-112 38

91 75 97

Front Rear Right Left

242400

616100

255 lb

(120

kg)

850 Btu (220

kcal)

't1512081230

t 10./"

boo

to l2EoF

(1oo

to 51oc)

8o/o

to 80o/o

gsop

(29"c)

kVa 0.4

Phases 1 115V 208l23rJV

Plug Type H,

J* K, L*

Power

cord style A2 A2

Operating

Environment:

Temperature 50o to 1 1 ooF

(

10o to 43oc)

Relative

humidity 1V/o to 80o/o

Maximum wet

bulb 85oF

(29oc)

1-112

x 4-112

3-129

1255

MAGNETIC

CHARACTER

READER

MODELS

1,2,21,

AND

22

(Models

21

and

22notoffered

in U.S.

A.)

Plan

View Specifications

Dimensions:

lnches

Centimeters

Service

Clearances:

lnches

Centimeters

Weight:

Heat

Output/hr:

Airflow/min:

Power

Requirements:

Width Depth Height

39 29-112 55

99 75 ,t40

Front Rear

30 40

76 102

560 lb (255

kg)

2600

Btu (650

kcat)

300 ft3 (8

m3)

Right Lsft

30 30

76 76

Voftage 208l2gOX1Oo/o

KVA 1.0

Phases 1

Plug

type A

Power

cord

style Al

Operating

Environment:

Temperature 60o

to go"F (16o

to g2oc)

Refative

humidity 2oo/otog1o/o

Maximum

wer

bulb 7go

F (26oCl

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature goo

to llooF (loo to 43oC)

Relative

humidity 8o/o to 81o/o

Maximum

wet

bulb gOoF

(27oC)

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READER

MODELS 3

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23

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23

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in

U.S.A.)

Plan View Specifications

Dimensions:

I nches

Centimeters

Service Clearances:

I nches

Centimeters

Weight:

Heat Output/hr:

Airflow/min:

Power

Requirements:

Voltage

KVA

Phases

Plug type

Power

cord style

Width Depth Height

58-112 29-112 55

149 75 140

Rear

40

102

700

lb (320

ks)

2600 Btu (650 kcal

)

3oo

ft3 {8

m3)

2081230x100/0

1.0

1

A

A1

Right Left

30 30

76 76

Front

30

76

Operating

Environment:

Temperature

Relative

humidity

Maximum wet bulb

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature

Relative

humidity

Maximum

wet bulb

60o

to gooF

(16"

to 32oe)

2Qo/oto

8oo/o

TBoF

(26oc)

Eoo to 1 1

ooF

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OPTICAL

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MODELS

1,2,3

AND 4

(Not

offered

in

U.S.A.)

Plan

View Specifications

Dimensions:

Width Depth Height

fnches 7g 29-112 Sb

Centimeters lg8 75 14O

Service

Clearances:

Front Rear Right Left

Inches 30 42 40 40

Centimeters 76 107 1O2 102

Woight: 1430 tb {650

kg)

Heat

OutpuVhn 8000

Btu (2000

kcall

Airflow/min: 4OO

ft3 (10

m3)

Power

Requirementsl

kvA 3.0

Phases 3

Power

cord style Bl

Operating

Environmentl

Temperature 60o

to go"F (16"

to 32oc)

Ref

ative

humidity 2Oo/o to 8oo/o*

Maximum

wet bulb TgoF

(26"c)

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature g9o

to 1

10oF

(1Oo

to 43oC)

Relative

humidity 8% to8tr/o

Maximum

wet

bulb gOoF

(27ocl

* Paper

documents

uied

in the 1270

should not

exceed

65%

equivalent

relative

humidity.

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1403 PRINTER

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2 AND 5

Plan View

I

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A

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Specifications

Dimensionsl

I nches

Centimeters

Service Clearances:

I

nches

Centimeters

H€at

Outpuvhr:

Airflow/min:

Width Dopth Height

47-314 28-112 53-114

121 72 135

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30

76

Front Rear

36 36

91 91

Right

30

76

28.112 Weight: 750

lb (340

ks)

3000

Btu'(750

kcall

310

ft3 (9

m3

)

Power

Requirements:**

kvA 1.0

Operating

Environment:

Temperature

Relative

humidity

Maximum

wet bulb

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature

Relative humidity

Maximum

wet bulb

60o

to gooF

(16o

to 32ocl

2Oo/o

to 8oo/o

zSoF

(26oc)

Eoo to I 1

ooF (

1 oo to 43oc)

8/o

toSW/o

SooF

(22"c)

* Cable may be

routed

to printer

at

either

entry

point

A or B.

Cable

length is

always

measured to entry

point

A.

l* Pornpred from5421,

3-1403.1

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PRINTER

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Specifications

Dimensions:

I

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Centimeters

Service

Clearances:

lnches

Centimeters:

Weight:

Hoat

Output/hr:

Airflow/min:

Power

Requirements:*

KVA

Operating

Environmant:

Temperature

Relative

humidity

Maximum

wet

bulb

Nonoperating

Environment;

Temperature

Relative

humidity

Maximum

uret

bulb

" Powered

from5421,

Front Rear Right Left

36 36 42 42

91 91 1O7 107

1250

(570

kg)

4500

Btu

(1130

kcat)

350 ft3 (10

m3)

1.5

60" to gooF

(16o

to 32oc)

2@/o

to 80%

78oF

(26oc)

so" to 1 1

ooF (

i oo

to 43oc)

8o/o to 8Oo/o

SooF

(27oc)

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I

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I

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Width Depth

57-118 29

145 74

Height

53-1t2

136

Y'l::l'

3-1403.2

1442

CARD READ PUNCH MODELS

6 AND 7

Plan View Specifications

Dimensions:

Width Depth Height

lnches 43 24 49

Centirneters 109 61 '1.24

Service Clearancesl

Front Rear Right Left*

Inches 36 30 6 18

Centimeters 91 76 15 46

Maximum

Weight: 520 tb (240

kg)

Heat

Output/hr: 1800

Btu (450

kcat)

Airflow/min: SO

fr3

(1.4

m3)

Power

Requirements:**

kvA O.7

Operating

Environment:

Temperature 60o

to gOoF

(16o

to 32oC)

Ref ative

humidity 2Oo/o

to 8Oo/o

Maximum

wet bulb 78oF

(26oc)

Nonoperating Environment:

Temperature bo" to I lOoF

(10o

to 43oc)

Relative humidity 8o/o toSQ%

Maximum

wet

bulb go"F

(27oC)

* Left

service clearance

not required from floor level to 30 inches

(76

cm)

above the

floor.

** Powered from

the

processing

unit.

1442

- 6,7

-=-- - -- -

l}J-5 x

6

3-1442

2501

CARD

READER

MODELS

A1

AND

A2

Plan

View

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Specif

ications

Dimensions:

Inches

Centimeters

Service

Clearances:

I

nches

Centimeters

Weight:

Haat

Output/hr:

Airflow/min:

Power

Requirementsl*

KVA

Width Deprh Heighr

30 24 45

77 61 115

Front Rear Right Left

3636246

91 91 61 15

340 lb

(155

kg)

700

Btu

(180

kcat)

50

ft3 (1.4

m3)

0.3

soo

to gooF

(ioo to 32oc)

2O%

toSO%

zSor (26oc)

soo

to I 1

o"F (

1

oo to 43ocl

8o/o to 80o/o

go"F (22"c)

Operating

Environment:

Temperature

Relative

humidity

Maximum

uret

butb

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature

Relative

humidity

Maximum

wet

bulb

" Powered

from the processing

unit,

3-2501

2560

MUI.TI.FUNCTION

CARD

MACHINE

MODELS

,-\A1 AND A2

Plan View

Depth

31

79

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Specif ications

Dimensions:

I

nches

Centimeters

Service Glearances:

Inches

Centimeters

Weight:

Heat Output/hr:

Airflow/min:

Power Requirements:*

KVA

Front Rear Right Left

36 36 24 36

91 91 61 91

87s lb

(400

ks)

3600 Btu

(910

kcall

1oo

ft3

(3

m3l

1.3

width

62

157

Height

44

112

Oporating

Environment:

Temperature 5oo

to 90oF

(1oo

to 32oc)

Ref

ative

humidity 2V/o to 8oo/o

Maximum

wet

bulb 78oF

(26oC)

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature 5oo to 1

10

oF

(

1oo to 43

oc)

Relative

humidity 8%to8tr/o

Maximum wet bulb SOoF

{2zoc}

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unit.

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3-2560

3284

PRINTER

MODELS

1,2,

AND

3

Plan

View Specifications

Dimensions:

I nches

Centimeters

Service

Clearances:

Inches

Centimeters

Weight:

Heat

Output/hr:

Airflow/min:

Power

Requirements:*

KVA

Width Depth Height

26-318 15-114 37A14

67 39 96

Front Rear

30 30*

76 76*

135

lb

(65

kg)

770

Btu (200

kcat)

Convection

only

0.3

Right Lefr

00

00

I

I

Y

I

A

Y

I

I

A six inch

clearance

between

forms

stand

and

printer

is

recommended. Operating

Environment:

Temperature boo

to 1lOoF

(1oo

to4gocl

Refative

humidity g%rcgef/o

Maximum

wet bulb gsoF

(2go

C)

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature Eoo

to l2boF (loo to s2oc)

Relative

humidity 8o/o

to g@/o

Maximum

wet bulb gsoF

(2goc)

* Powered

from processing

unit.

3-32W

3340

DISK

STORAGE

MODEL

A2

Plan

View

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-

-o- -

-- -

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i

rracest I

Specifications

Dimensions:

lnches

Centimeters

Service

Clearances:

Inches

Centimeters

Weight

(Maximum):

Heat Output/hr:

Airflodmin:

Power

Requirements:

Voftage 2O8l23O

! loo/o

kvA 2.2

Phases 3

Plug

Type D

Power

cord

style D2

Operating Environment:

Temperature 6oo

to 9oo F (160

to 32o

cl

Relative

humidity 20%to BOyo

Maximum

wet

bulb 7go F (26o

c)

Nonoperating Environment:

Temperature boo

to 1 loo F (ioo to 43o

c)

Ref

ative humidity 8%

to 80%

Maximum

wet

bulb goo

F (27o

cl

* The

stand

alone

dimension

is 48 inches

i.122 cml with a 3_inch

(8+m)

end cover

added,

One

3340-Bl or one

3340-82

can be

attached

to the right side of a 3g4O-A2.

** Service

clearance

is 24 inches

(61

cm) if a 3340-8l or 3340-82

is not

attached.

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Width Dopth Hoight

42" 33-112 46.-112

114* 85 118

Rear Right

36 0**

91 0**

900 lb

(410

kg)

6500 Btu (1650

kcal)

,too

tts

(tz

m3)

fT" Left

36

91

Front

36

91

73"

(2

Places)

3-3340.1

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33-12"

4-1

t2"

(2

Places)

18-1/2"

Y

3340

D|SK

Plan

View

STORAGE MODELS

81 AND 82

(2 Places)

8.

(2 Places) 19"

Specifications

Dimensions

lnches

Centimeters

Service Clearances:

lnches

@ntimeters

Weight

(Maximuml

Heat Output/hr:

Airflow/min:

Width Depth

42* 33-112

107* 85

Front Rear

36 36

91 91

Model 81

600

lb (280

kg)

3500 Btu

(890

kcall

22

400

ft- (12

m-)

Height

$-1t2

118

Right Left

0** 0

0** 0

Model 82

750 lb'

(350

kg)

5000 Btu

(1300

kcal)

400

ft3 (tz m3)

1.7

3

Power Requiremgnts:

***

kvA 1.2

Phases 3

Operating

Environment:

Temperature 600 to 9oo

F (160

to 32o cl

Ref

ative

humidity 20% to 8O%

Maximum

wet

butb z8o

r (260

c)

a-

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature Eo9 to 1loq F (1oo

to 43o c)

Relative

humidity 8% to 80%

Maximum

wet

butb 8oo F (2zo

c)

*The

end unit dimensions is

45 inches

(1

14

cm)

with a

3-inch

(8

cm)

cover added.

'* Service

clearanc€ is 24

inches

(61

cml if this

isan

end unit.

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3-3340.2

3340

DISK STORAGE

MODEL

C2

Plan

View

Specifications

Dimensions

Inches

Centimeters

Service

Clearances:

I nches

Centimeters

Heat Output/hr:

Airflow/minr

Power Requirements:

Voltage

KVA

Phases

Plug

Type

Power

cord style

Width Depth Height

48 33-112 46-112

122 85 118

Weight

(Maximuml 900 tb

(410

kg)

Front

36

91

5000

Btu

(1300

kcat)

4oo

ft3 (12

m3)

2O8l23O

! 1go/o

1.8

3

B

D2

Rear Right Left

36 24 36

91 61 91

/3"

(2

Places)

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Operating Environment:

Temperatu

re 6oo

to

goo

F (16o

to 32o

ct

Ref ative humidity 2Oo/o

to 8Oo/o

Maximum wet

bulb 78" F (26o

c)

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature so"

to 11oo

F (1oo

to 43o

cl

Ref

ative humidity 8o/o

to 8Oo/o

Maximum wet

butb Boo F (27o

c)

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33IT4 DIRECT

ACCESS

STORAGE

MoDEL

B2

Plan

View

Specifications

Dimensbns:

Inches

Centimeters

Servhe

Clearances:

Inches

Centimeters

t{eigtrt:

Heat

Output/hr:

Airflodmin:

Power

Requiremen8:***

KVA

Phases

Width Depth Hoiglrt

42* 33-112 4f,-112

107+ 85 118

Right

0*t

o**

850

(390

kg)

5000

Btu

(1300

kcal)

4ooft3

(12m3)

1.7

3

Left

0

0

Front Rear

36 36

91 91

Operating

Enuironment:

Temperature @o to 9oo F (160

to 32o

cl

Relative humidity 2O/o

to 8M

Maximum

wet

butb 78o F (26P

c)

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature 50o to 1

loo F (loo to 4go c)

Relative humidity 8%

to 80%

IVlaximum

wet

butb goo

F (27o

c)

* The

end

unit dirnension

is

45 inches

(114

cm) with a 3-inch

(8+m)

cover added.

** Service

clearance

is

24 inches

(61

cml if this is an

end

unit.

**r Powered

from 3340-A2.

$3344

3410

MAGNETIC

TAPE

UNIT

MODELS1,z,AND

3

Plan

View Specifications

Dimentionr:

Inches

Centimeters

Service Clearances:

Inches

Centimeters

l4leight:

Heet

Output/hr:

Airflodmin:

Dopth Height

27 39

69 99

widrh

31

79

Right Left

J* 0{

0* 0+

15

91

Front Rear

366

180 lb (80

kg)

850 Bty Q2O kcatl

60

ft3 (2 m3l

jl

I

Front

{---o-

Poriror

Roquiloments!

**

kvA 0.3

Operating Envaronmgnt:

Temperature

Relative

humidity

Maximum

wet

bulb

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature

Relative humidity

Maximum

wet

bulb

600

to gooF

(i60 to 32ocl

2MotoSO%

78oF

(26oc)

5oo

to 1 1

ooF (

1

oo to 4gocl

8o/o toSff/o

gooF

(27oc)

i The

3410

can

be

attached to either

side of the

341 1

,

with a

maximum

of three

units on

a side.

** Porryered

trom3411.

Typical

Tape

Unit Layouts

8ro'

'3410 3410 3410

341

08ro''3410

t410

3410 8,0,',

3410

3410

3-3410

3411 MAGNETIC

TAPE UNIT

AND

CONTROL

MODELS

1.2,

AND

3

Plan

View Specifications

Dimensions:

I nches

centimeters

Service Clearances:

Inches

Centimeters

Weight:

Heat

OutpuVhr:

Airflodmin:

Frcnt Rear Right

3660*

91 15 0*

325 lb

(150

kg)

3500 Btu (880

kcal)

2oo

ft3 (6 m3)

1.2

1

c

A2

width

31

79

Height

39

99

Depth

27

69

Lsft

0*

0f

F ront

-o---o-

{ ,1,

ll

il

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Power Requirements:

Voltage 2Ogl23O

!1oo/o

60 Hz All Models 50 Hz

and 50 Hz Model 1 Models 2,3

KVA

Phases

Plug

Type

Power

cord style

Operating Environment:

Temperature

Relative humidity

Maximum

wet bulb

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature

Relative

humidity

Maximum

wet bulb

60o

to gooF

(160

to 32oc)

2U/o roSt/o

78oF

(26"c1

soo

to 1 looF {1oo

to 43oc

8To toBWo

SooF

(27ocl

1.2

3

D2

The 341 0 can be attached to either side of the 341 1

, wilh a

maximum of three units

on

a sidd. The 341 1

Model

1 can

have

up to three 3410s attached

(total

capabitity of four tape

unitsl,

All units^are

physically

attached at the

front corner, allowing

up to 90- swing between units.

--l

12-112x8-q

3-3411

3741 DATA

STATION

MODELS

1

AND 2

3741 PROGRAMMABLE

WORK

STATION

MODELS

3 AND 4

Plan

View Specifications

Dimensions:

Width Depth

fnches 42 26-114

Centimeters 1O7 67

Service

Clearances:

Front Rear

Inches 30 24

Centimeters 76 61

Weight

(Maximum): 240

lb (109

kg)

Heat

Output/hr: 700

Btu

(180

kcal)

Airflow/min: 1b0 ft3 (4

m3)

Power

Requirements:

Voltage 11512081230

! l0o/.

kvA O.4

Phases 1

115V 2A8n30V

Plug

Type H,

J* K, L*

Power

cord

style AS As

Operating

Environment:

Temperature 60o

to gOoF

(160

to 32oC)

Refative

humidity 8%to80o/o

Maximum

wet butb 7g"F (26oC)

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature soo to 1 looF (10o

to 43oc)

Refative

humidity SoAtoSO%

Maximum

wet

bulb BOoF

(27oC)

* Locking

type.

Height

u

87

Right Left

018

046

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Y

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_ _o_

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3-374I

3881

OPTICAL

MARK

READER

MODEL

1

Plan

View Specifications

Dimensions:

I nches

Centimeters

width

60

15.2

Depth

24

61

Rear

36

91

Height

55

140

Right Loft

030

076

Service

Clearances:

Front

Inches 42

Centimeters 1O7

Weishr: 875 tb (400

kg)

Heat

Output/hr: 3500 Btu (880

kcal)

Airftodmin: 25

ft3 (0.7

m3)

Power

Requirements:

Voltage 2OBI23O

! 1!o/o

kvA 1.2

Phases I

Plug

Type C

Power

cord style A2

Operating

Environment:

Temperature 60o to gooF

(16"

to 32oc)

Relative humidity 2Oo/o to SOYo

Maximum

wet bulb 78oF

(26oc)

Nonoperating Environment:

Temperature boo to I

1oo

F (

10o to 4goc)

Ref

ative

humidity 8o/o to 8U/o

Maximum

wet

bulb Soor

(27oCl

3-3881

5421 PRINTER

CONTROL

(FOR

1403

ATTACHMENT}

Plan

View

L--O---O---O-- -O- --o---o-

For

cables

from 1403.

For

cables

from 341

1 and

3284.

Power

Rgquirements:

Vof

tage 2O8l23O

! 1lo/o

kVA 1.0 @

60

H2,2.2

@ 50 Hz

Phases 3

Plug

Type D

Power

cord

style B 1

Operating Environment:

Temperature 60o to loooF (16o

to 38oc)

Relative humidity 8% toSU/o

Maximum

wet

butb 78oF

(26oC)

Nonoperating Environment:

Temperatu re 50o to 1 1 0o

F {

1 Oo to 43oC}

Ref

ative

humidity 8o/o

to 8ff/o

Maximum

wet bulb 8oor (27oc)

* Right service

clearance

included

in

overall

system

requirements.

Specifications

Dimensions:

Inches

Centimeters

Service Glearances:

Inches

Centimeters

Weight:

Hsat

Output/hr:

Airflow/min:

Width Depth

50 20

127 51

Front Rear

36 30

91 76

405 lb (185

kgl

1800

Btu (550

kcal)

250

ft3 (7

m3)

Height

29

74

Right

*

*

Left

24

6't

@

o

I

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Y

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I

+

I

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3.1/21

Zrl

3-5421

5445

DISK

STORAGE

DRIVE

MODELS

1

AND

2

Plan

View Specifications

Dimensionr:

Inches

Centimeters

Service

Clearances:

Inches

Centimeters

Width*" Dopth Hoight

29 32 60

74 81 151

Front Roar Right Lsft

363600

919100

Modd

I Modol

2

Weight

(Maximuml: 800 tb (3TO

kg) 670 lb (300

kgl

Heat

Output/hr: 2B0O

Btu (7.|0

kcal)

1900

Btu (4g0

kcatl

AirfloVmin: 280 ft3 (8 m3, 2OO

ft3 (6

m3t

Power

Requirements:

voltage ZOgl23O

X1O% r

kVA 1.0

@

60

Hz 0.7

@

60

Hz

1.3

@ 50 Hz 1.0

@ E0 Hz

Phases 1 *

Plug

Type A *

Pow€r

cord stylo A8 *

Operating

Environmont:

Temperarure 60o

to gooF

(16o

to 32oc)

Ref

ative

humidity 8/o to 8V/o

Maximum

wet bulb TgoF

(26oC)

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature

Relative

humidity

Maximum

wet

bulb

soo to il oo F (

1

oo to 4goc)

8o/o to 8V/o

SooF

(27oc)

* Model

2 is

powered

from Model L

+t Model

2 must be

bolt€d

to tho

right side

of Model

L

Overall

width is then

58 inches

(147

cm).

Flont

3-5445.1

5445

DISK

STORAGE

DRIVE

MODEL

3

Plan

View

Specifications

Dimensions:

Inches

centimeters

Service Clearances:

Inches

Centimeters

Weight

(Maximuml:

Heat

Output/hr:

Airflow/min:

Width Depth Heighr

56 32 60

142 81 151

Front Rear

36 36

91 91

Right Left

00

00

1 150

lb

(520

kg)

4700 Btu (

1

185 kcal)

480

ft3 (14

m3l

Power

Requirements:

Vof

tage 2O8/23A

kVA 1.7

@ 60

Hz

2.3 @ 50 Hz

Phases 1

Plug

Type A

Power

cord style AB

Operating

Environment:

Temperature 60o

to gooF

(16o

to 32oc)

Relative humidiry 8o/o

to 8Oo/o

Maximum

wer bulb 78oF

(26oc)

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature soo to 110oF

(10o

to43oc)

Relative humidity 8o/o toBff/o

Maximum

wet bulb SOoF

(27ocl

3-5445.2

5448

DISK

STORAGE

DRIVE

Plan

View Specifications

Dimensions:

I

nches

Centimeters

Service

Clearances:

Inches

Centimeters

Weight

(Maximuml:

Heat

Output/hr:

Airflow/min:

Power

Requirements:

*

KVA

Width Deprh Height

34 35-112 29-1

12

87 90 75

Front Rear Right Left

30 24 24 12

76 61 61 31

510 lb (235

kg)

2400

btu (605

kcal)

2oo ft3 (6m31

0.9

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1

2*+*- 34

---+-- 24-_-l

Disk

storage

drive is

located

in

drawer

under

tabletop.

Drawer

can be

extended

18 inches

in

front and

18 inches

in

rear for servicing.

Gate

can

be removed

for shipment

or moving.

Operating Environrnent:

Temperature 60" to 100oF (160

to 3gog)

Relative humidity 8o/o

to BOo/o

Maximum wet bulb TgoF (26oC)

Nonoperating Environmentl

Temperature so" to 1 |ooF (1oo

to 43oc)

Refative

humidity 8o/o to BO%

Maximum

wet

butb gO"F

(27oC)

" Powered

from processing

unit

3-5448

5486

CARD

SORTER

MODELS

1

AND 2

Plan

View Specifications

Dimensions:

Inches

Centimeters

Service Clearances:

Inches

Centimeters

Weight:+

Heat

Output/hr:

Airflodmin:

Power

Requ3rements:

Voltage

KVA

Phases

Plug

Type

Power

cord

style

Operating

Environment:

Temperature

Relative humidity

Maximum

wet bulb

Nonoperating Environment;

Temperature

Relative humidity

Maximum wet bulb

Width

48

122

Depth Height

24 54

61 137

Front Rear Right Left

3024240

7661610

250 lb

(1

1

5

kg)

1150 Btu

(290

kcal)

o ft3 (o

m3)

1'.15

! 100/0

0.6

1

H

A5

boo

to 1

looF (1oo

to 43oc)

8o/o to8@/o

BsoF

(29oc)

so" to 125oF

(1oo

to bloc)

8o/o toSOYo

SsoF

(zgoc)

* Data

given

is for sorter and table combined. Sorter weighs

145 lb

(66

kgl. Table

weighs 105

lb

(48

kg).

Sorter

is

packed

in

a

separate

carton; it is the customer's responsibility

to place

the sorter on the table.

p

-€---0- - +- -+ - {-

t-_48_l

3-5486

5496

DATA

RECORDER

MODELS

1 AND

2

Plan

View

,,r

lI

I

Y

I

a

I

Specifications

Dimensions:

lnches

Centimeters

Service

Clearances:

lnches

Centimeters

Heat

Output/hr:

Power

Requirements:

Voltage

KVA

Phases 1

Plug

Type H

Power

cord

style Ab

Operatlng.

Environment:

Temperature

Relative

humidity

Maximum

vvet

bulb

Width Depth Height

42 24 37-112

107 61 95

Front Rear

306

76 15

Right* Left

180

460

soo

to llooF (loo

to 43ocl

8o/o

to 8@/o

8E"F

(29oc)

{

I

?

Weight: 2b0

tb

(115

kg)

850 Btu (220

kcall

@

60 Hz

1225

Btu (310

kcat)

@ 50 Hz

115

! 1,o/o

0.4 @

60 Hz

0.6

@ 50 Hz

Nonoperating

Environment:

Temperature sOo

to l2soF (1oo

to blocl

Relative

humidity 8% to g1o/o

Maximum

wet

bulb gsoF

(29oC)

* Clearance

required

above

tabletop

only.

3-5496

Section

4. System/3 Cabling Information

MODEL

4

CABLING SCHEMATIC

60 Hertz

Systems

-r#- 3-44

\*, ./-- r?i,

50 Hertz

Systems

4-1

MODEL

6 CABLING

SCHEMATIC

60 Hertz

Systems

See Note 1

1

l*. I

| ;:1i

l-'* No,e18-{4

I 54s6 J- s-to

50 Hertz

Systems

1255

5496

4-2

MODEL 8 CABLING

SCHEMATlC

60

Heru Systems

339

or 34O

50 Hertz

Systems

*,"-.l;1

ii

I

ffi

'o''..Bj

3277

,3244,

32a6,3288

r-l

l'F"' trr-Fl

t07

311

4-3

MODEL

1O CABLING

SCHEMATIC

60 Hertz

Systems

I ,,ruu l-- 3.01

f -Jl

I unit

#1 [-

3-o4

| 544s I

I rvr.oer

r,

s

l-3-16

A

\-z-3-2o

| ^,.*l

I unit

*z f-- 3-21

50

Hertz

Systems

| 1255 l- 3_01

I nto l-- 3-13

ll

1..., I

I rvr"oer

r,

g l-- 3-16

I l----t

-Jls++al

Note

21-l I

"rr-E

:l:--l-;]

See

Note 1 l

See

Note 1

1

'"'{

3-30- Nonswitched

modem

itched

modem (with auto-answer)

Note

21

5448

"rr-E

334 Nonswitched

modem

4-4

MODEL

12

CABLING

SCHEMATIC

60 Hertz Systems

342

343

342

or 3{3

50 Hertz Systems

3340

Model

C2

3277

,3284,

3286, 3288

See Note 1 1

See

Note 1 1

a-,04

t-'uru

,tr{

Nonswitched

modem

Switched

modem (with auto-answer)

a'roJ | 1403 |

3-15{

F;F,,,

I

i,r*

]-.,'

3277,3244,

3286,

3288

3-20

or 3-22

EEE

/-

3I2 Note 18 _3-24

or

3{5

1

442

4-5

3-34

- Nonswitchod

modt

MODEL

15

CABLING

SCHEMATIC

60 Hertz

Systems

5445

Model

1,3 3-O2

or 3-03

Autocal

l

Unit

2

)FF

330 or &49 Nonswitched modem

331 Switched modem (with auto-answerl

3-25

3-26

3-27

3-47

or

348

1

442

4-6

50 Hertz

Systems

3277,3284,

3286, 3288

5445

Model

1,3 3-02

or 3-05

f--t- s-zs

| 2s6o f- 3-26

| +t-r,

See

Note 1

126

334

or

350

ano

"rr{

Nonswitched

modem

1442

4-7

CABLING

SUMMARY

CHART

This

chart

summarizes

the

cabling

information for all models

of System/3

and

their

attached

units. (Use

the

btank

spaces at the bottom

of the

chart

to record

new

cabling

information

supplied

by technical

newsletters

to this manual. Use

the blank spaces

below

the cabling

notes

to add

cabling

notes

supplied

by technical

newsletter.)

v.

v/

40

30

40

30

30

t,'

V

V

\/'

1\a,cl

,

2

1

(b),

3

1

(a),

4

1

(c),

5

t(a,c)

,2

1

(bi.

3

|la.\

,

4

1

(c),

5

V/

I

I

I

5421 |

5421 |

I

5203,

I

5421 )

30

30

30

25

30

4A

z3

30

z2

AE

30

30

30

40

25

25

z3

13

12

JU

30

30

200

v.

vl

V

V

V

V

v/

V

\'/

w

v'

V

l la,c)

,

7

1(a),8

l

tc), 9

l0

12

13,16

rz, 13.

to

1

\a,c)

,

17

1{c), 19

11 1E

13,

16

12,16

20

1(a,cl

,2

1(at,,4

1

(c),5

1

\a,

c!,22

25

z5

16,23,24

200

30

30

30

30

30

2000

40

4A

30

30

30

30

30

30

30

301

3-02

3-03

3-O4

305

3-07

3-08

3-09

3-1

0

J-l I

3-1 3

3-14

J-t3

J-to

3-17

J-rd

J. IY

3-20

3-21

J- 22

3-24

J- ZC

5- Zt)

3-28

3-29

3-30

J-J I

3-34

J- JC

sJo

3-31

J.Jd

J- JY

3-40

3-41

horl

J.Z+J

3-44

345

3-46

3-41

3-48

3-49

J-5U

1255

Data set l

Data set 'l

Autocall unit 1

Data set 1

Data set

Data set

Autocall unit

5496-1 , -2

Data set

127

0

I 403

1

403

5445-1

, -3

341

1

129

1 442

Data

set

2

Autocall

unit

2

Data

set

2

3881-1

2560

2560

2560

2501

2501

Common

carrier

facility

Common

carrier

faci

lity

Common

carrier

f

acil

ity

3340,A2

3340.A2

Data

set 2

Data

set

2

Common

carrier

tacility

Common carrier

faci I ity

Common

carrier

facil

ity

3217, 3284,3286, 3288

3340.C2

3340.C2

Data

set 1

Autocall

unit

1

Data

set

Data

set

BSCC

Data

set

- BSCC

Common

carrier

facil

ity

Common

carrier

facility

V

lt/

V

V

*cable is used

on system

identified

by cpu shown,

but connects

to unit rasted

under

other.

4-8

Notes:

1. Communication

cables

are supplied

with the

appropriate termination

for attachment to communications facilities.

Terminations

pro-

vided

are

(a)

EIA RS 232

connector with

60 Hz;

(b)

Burndy MD 12

MXP

connector with

60 Hz;

(c)

CCITT

connector

with 50

Hz.

2. For use with BSCA

(SF2074)

and

without high

speed

adapter rate

(SF9755)

at 1 200 bps

sw-non

sw

Sweden

(SF2837).

3. For use with BSCA

(SF2074)

and

high

speed

adapter rate

(SF9755).

4. For

use with

autocall

(SF1315).

5. For use

with BSCA

(SF2074)

and 1200 bps

sw-non sw,

Sweden

(SF2837). Includes

8-inch

(20 cm) adapter cable.

6. For use with one

5445 Model 1

or Model

3. Order a second cable

group

3-16 if a second 5445 Model 1

or Model

3 is

to be

connected.

Model

2 does

not require

an

external cable.

7. For use

with BSCA

(SF2084)

or medium speed synchronous

line

(SF6202)

and without 1200 bps

sw-non sw,

Sweden

(SF2857).

8. For

use with autocatl

(SF1325).

9. For use with BSCA

(SF2084)

or medium speed synchronous line

(SF6202)

and 1 20o bps

sw-non sw.

Sweden

(SF2857).

10. For

use with

card

print

{eature

(SF1575).

11. Devicesapprovedfor(1)directattachmenttotheBSCA(SF2074orSF2084)

viatheElAlocal

attachment(SF3601 orSF3602)

or

via

the lbcal

communications

adapter

(SF4765)

or for (2)

direct attachment to the integrated

communications adapter

(SF4645)

via

local

interface

(SF4801

or SF4802l; use

the

data

set cable ordered

with the attached

device. Do not use the Svstem/3

data

ser

cables

(such

as

group

3-02 or 3-07).

12. Forusewithnon-swintegratedmodem(SF4781).

ThecustomerorcommoncarriermustprovideandattachaWestern Electric4O4B

(or

equivalent)

receptacle

to rhe line.

13. For use

with sw integrated

modem (SF4782). Not available for 50 Hz systems.

14. Cable, which is 7 feet long,

is supplied with the 3284 attachment

(SF7901

).

15. In Japan, use

cable

group

3-30 with adapter cable

supplied

with NTT Dl service connection

(SF2943).

16. The

customer

is responsible

for having

this

cable connected to the communications

facility.

17. For use with medium speed

synchronous line

(SF6202)

and

without 1200 bps

sw-non sw

Sweden

(SF2857)

.

18. Cable

provided

with l/O adapter

(SF3265

or SF3266)

on the 3741. Specify 9018 and indicate a length of 20 or 40 feet.

19. For use

with medium speed

synchronous line (SF6202)

and 1200 bps sw-non sw

Sweden

(SF2857). lncludes an

8-inch

(20-cm)

adapter

cable.

20. For

use

with display adapter

(SF4601),

device

interface

(SF4602),

local display

adapter

$F47O2\, integrated

display adapter,

or

display

increment

(SF4704). Customer

supplied,

installed, and

maintained cable; maximum length not to exceed

2000 feet. Cables

maybeorderedthroughanlBMbranchofficeviaMES(MiscellaneousEquipmentSpecificationl

. SeelEM32TOlnformationDisplay

System lnstallation Manual-Physical Planning, GA27-2787. for cable

specif ications and IBM part numbers. lf the customer elects

to

construct his own cable and/or procure commercial parts,

see the section entitled Cabte lnstattation Practice for 3270 in GA27-2787.

For

completion of MES

order

form, see the following

example:

21

. Cablesaresupplidwiththe5443.

Signal

cablelengthisl2feetfortheModel

8;9feetfortheModel 10.

Powercablelengthis

20 feet.

22. For

use with EIA/CCITT interface

(SF3703

or SF37O4).

23. For use with 1200 bps

integrated modem (SF5803

or SF58O4).

The

customer or common carrier must

provide

and attach

a

Western Electric

4048 (or

equivalent) receptable

to the line.

24. In Japan,

use cable

group

349 with adapter

cable supplied with NTT bl service

connection

(SF2943).

25. For

use with DDS

adapter

(SF5813

or SF5814). Termination

is compatible

with American

Telephone

and

Telegraph Corporation

DDS Network Channel

Service Unit (CSD).

26. Devices

approved

for direct

attachment

to the BSCC

(SF2094)

via the EIA/CCITT local

attachment

(SF3603

or SF3604) use the

data

set cable ordered with the attached device. Do not use the System/3 data

set

cables

(such

as cable

group

3-02 or 3-07).

4-9

Mach ine/Program

_t"q1s"9/sgl:!

Cable

Group

Feature

Code

RPQ

Reference

No.

Ecl:'cEll]|'.b"1

Length

Description

of MES Parts

OTY

Part

or

B/M Number

RPO

Region

Number (lndicate

Modet

Changes

From/To)

From I fo

1

1

h2,OOO

2.OOO

Unit No

2577672

1833108

3271

3277

8

I

il15

541

5

lf the installation

includes

a muitiple number

of one

machine

type, include

an identifying

number

in the ly'o

column

in addirion

to the

machine

type.

4-10

ENGLISH

UNITS

Section

5. System/3 Specification

Summary

Service Clearance

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Card Data Recorder

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Character

Reader

Magnetic

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Reader

Optical Reader

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Pri

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Pnnter

Card

Read Punch

Printer

Display

Station

Card Reader

Multi'Function

Card Machine

Display

Station

Pr

i

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Storage

Disk

Storage

Disk Storage

Disk

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Unir

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Unit & Control

Data Station

Optical Mark Reader

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Disk Fnclosure

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Disk

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Disk Storage

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Disk

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Data Entry Keyboard

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5445

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5447

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547

1

5475

5486

5496

5-1

10.

11.

12.

tJ.

Notes:

1. Power

cord

is

10 feet

long.

2. 1403 is

powered

from S421.

3. Powered

from processing

unit.

4. See

Section

2 for service

clearances.

5. Powered

f

rom 34.1

l.

6' Power

cord is

I feet

tong. (1403

attachment

requires

additional

power

outlet - see

note

2)

7

' For system/3 Models

10

and 15,

include

weight

of 5444

and

associated

hardware

with weight

of s422:

5422 with one 5444 400 tbs

5422 with two 5444s 510 tbs

8' For system/3 Models

10

and 15,

include

weight

of 5444

and

associated

hardware

wirh weight

of s424:

8424 alone 450 lbs

5424with one 5444 600 tbs

5424 with two 5444s 700 tbs

Power

cord is 8 feet

long.

Receives power

from Model

1.

Power

cord is 7 feet

long.

Right

service

clearance

is

needed

above

tabletop

only.

This

unit is

equipped

with radio

interference

control circuitry and

requires

a

good

insulated

wired

earth

or buirding ground. Totar

resistance

of the

ground

conductor,

measured

between

the receptacle

and

the building ground

point, may not exceed

3

ohms. For proper

operation,

all

components

of the

system

or systems

to which

this

unit is

attached

must have

the same

ground

reference.

Conduit is not a

satasfactory

means

of grounding.

Power

cord is 14

feet

long.

Left service

clearance

not required from floor level

to 30 inches

above

the floor.

On disk-oriented

systems,

the thick rear

cover

increases

machine

depth

to 35_1/2

incnes

This

cover

may be removed

for machine

installation.

Specif

ied

weight is

maximum.

Power

cord is 11-1/2

feet

long.

Service

clearance

on right

side is

24 inches

if this is

an

end

unit.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

5-2

METRIC

UN!TS

lype Model Descriotion

Electrical,

50 Hz nvironmenta

iVeight

Iko I

Dimensions

(cm) Service Clearance

(cm) Notes

(listed

on

facino oaoe)KVA

Cord

Stvle <cal/hr m3 width Deoth Heidht FRRt L

129

zcJ

255

270

2501

2560

32A4

3340

1 403

1 403

1442

2222

2265

3340

3340

3340

3344

341 0

3/11

37

41

Jdb I

5203

5203

5213

54(X

5406

908

541

0

541 0

5410

5412

5412

5412

5415

541 5

5421

5422

5424

5444

945

5445

5445

5447

5447

5448

547'l

5475

5486

5496

1)

21,22

3,23

1,2,3,

4

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6,1

1)

41, A2

41, A2

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1,2,3

A2

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1,2,3

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1

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2

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1

1

't.2

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Atl

Atl

1

Atl

Atl

Atl

Atl

Arl

Atl

All

1

3

A2

Card Data Reader

Magnetic

Character Reader

It4agnetic

Character Reader

Optical Reader

Sorter

Pr i nter

Pri

nter

Card

Read Punch

Pri nter

Display

Station

Card Reader

Multi-Function

Card Machine

Display Station

Pr

i

nter

Disk

Storage

Disk Storage

Disk Storage

Disk Storage

Direct Access

Storage

l,4agnetic

Tape Unit

Magnetic Tape

Unit & Control

Data

Station

Optical llark Reader

Pri nter

Pr

i nter

Pri

nter

Processing

Unit

Processing

Unit

Processing

Unit

Processing

Unit

Processing

Unit with SF5732

Processing

Unit with SF5734

Processing

Unit

Processing

Unit with SF5732

Processing

Unit with SF5734

Processing

Unit

Processing

Unit with SF5734

Printer

Control

Disk Enclosure

Multi-Function

Card

Unit

Disk Storage

Drive

Disk

Storage

Drive

Disk Storage

Drive

Disk Storage

Drive

Disk Storage

& Control

Disk

Storage & Control

Disk Storage

Drive

Printer-Keyboard

Data Entry Keyboard

Card Sorter

Data

Recorder

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1.0

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3.0

1.0

1.5

0.7

o.25

0.2

0.3

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0.3

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1.2

1.7

1.8

1.1

0.3

1.2

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2.6

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D2

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B1

B1

B1

B1

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B1

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650

2000

750

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140

200

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890

1

300

1

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1

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180

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500

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70

1770

1

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1 750

21

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2820

3700

4460

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250

500

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110

480

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|

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|

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490

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600

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5,8, 12

5,8, 12

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5

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14

8,14,15

5-3

Notes:

1. Powered

f rom processing

unit.

2. Power

cord is

3 meters

long.

3. Power

cord is 4.3 meters

long.

4. 1403

ispowered

from5421.

5. See

Section

2 for service

clearances.

6. Powered

f

rom 341

1.

8' This

unit is

equipped

with radio

interference

control circuitry and requires

a

good insulated

wired

earth

or building ground. Total resistance

of the

ground

conductor,

measured

between

the

receptacre

and

the

buirding ground

point, may not exceed

3 .hms. For proper

operation,

arl

components

of the system

or systems

to which this

unit is attached

must have

the

same

ground

reference

Conduit is

not a satisfactory

means

of grounding.

9' Powercordis2'4meterslong.

(l403attachmentrequiresadditional

powerouflet-seenote2)

10 For system/3 Models

10

and 15,

include

weight

of 5444

and associated

hardware

with weight

of 5422

5422 wirh one 5444 1g5 kg

5422 with two 5444s 235 ko

11' For System/3

Models

10

and 15,

include

weight

of 5444 andassociated

hardware

with weight

of 5424:

5424 alone 205 kg

5424 with one SM4. 275 kg

5424 with two 5444s 320 ko

12. Power

cord is 2.4

meters

long.

'13. Fleceives power

f

rom Model

1 .

14. Power

cord is 2.

j meters

long.

15. Right

service

clearance

is needed

above

tabletop

onry.

16. Left seruice

clearance

not required

from froor rever

to 76

cm above the froor.

17' ondisk-orientedsystems,thethickrearcoverincreasesmachinedepthtogocm.

Thiscovermay

be

removed

for machine

installation.

18' 50 Hertz

3411 Model 1

power

cord is

style

A2;50 Hertz

34,|1 Models

2 and 3 power

cords

are

style D2.

19. Power

for 60 Hertz

models

is

1

.0 kVA.

20. Power

for 60 Hertz

models

is 0.7 kVA.

21

. Power

for 60 Hertz

models

is

1.7 kVA.

22. Specif

ied

weight

is

maximum.

23. Power

cord is

3.5 meters

long.

24- Service

clearance

on right

side

is

6l cm if this is

an

end

unit.

50 Hz

Power

cord

styl6

Cable

OD

Shield

Conductor

For use

with the following

50 Hz supply voltages:

Ouantity

Nominal

OD

(in

I(cm) (in) (cm)

A1

A2

A5

A6

A8

B1

0.520

o.510

0.390

o.374

0.39

0.71

3

0.750

1,0

1,0

1,0

1,O

1,0

2,O

2,4

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0

0

0

0

1

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J

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o.064

0.o81

0.051

0.040

0.064

0.102

o.102

o,2

o,2

o,1

0,1

o,2

n?

0,3

Single

phase

3 wire;

200,

22O,235V

Single

phase

3

wire;

I 12.5,123.5,195,22O,235V

Si

ngle

phase

3 wire;

1 OO, 1 1

O, 1

23.5,

2OO, 22O,

235V

Single

phase

3 wire;

1

00, 1 1

O,

1

23.5,

22O, 23SV

Single phase

3 wire;

2O0,

22O,235V

3 phase,

4 wire;2OO,22O,235V

3 phase,

5 wire;380,408V

3 phase.

4 wire; 2OO,

22O, 235V

3 phase,

5 wire;380. 408V

5-4

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CONVERSION

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